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17 Section 

3

 

Programming 

 

94 

3.4 

Program Paging Codes 

For paging, it is desirable to program the wireless speaker for 2-Tone or Selcall operation. The user is able to field 
program the radio for one of the 9 pre-determined 2-tone pairs specified in 

Table 4

, or for a 3-7 digit Selcall code.  

2-Tone codes correspond to field programmable 2-Tone encode (transmit) codes available in other RITRON 
portable and base radios. In our example we will program an LM-U450 to operate with 2-Tone Paging Code 94 
frequencies of 389.0 and 669.9 Hz. 

 

1. Refer 

to 

Table 4

 to determine the two-digit code for 2-tone decode on 389.0 and 669.9 Hz 

and write it down. 

2.  Loosen the (4) captive screws in the front corners of the case. These screws are captive to 

the housing; to prevent damaging them, 

DO NOT

 remove the screws from the housing. 

3.  Separate the case front from the case back, leaving the RPS-1A power supply or backup 

battery connected to the radio. 

 

NOTE:

  The voltage of the batteries must be greater than 6 VDC to program properly. 

4. Press 

and 

HOLD

 the 

PROGRAM

 button. A "P" will appear on the program display as you 

enter program mode and the radio will beep rapidly. 

5. Release 

the 

PROGRAM

 

button after the beeping has stopped. The radio will emit a triple 

beep indicating that the radio is in program mode and a hyphen will appear on the program 
display.  

6.  Scroll to the character “C” by clicking the 

PROGRAM

 

button until the program display 

shows the correct character. 

Pause

—the radio will sound a low tone and show a hyphen 

across the center of the display to indicate that it is ready to accept the first digit of the 2-
Tone or Selcall code. 

7.  Enter the 1

st

 digit of the 2-Tone or Selcall code by clicking the 

PROGRAM

 

button until the 

program display shows the desired number. 

Pause

—the radio will sound a low tone and 

show a hyphen across the center of the display to indicate that it is ready to accept the 
next digit. 

8.  Enter the 2

nd

 digit of the 2-Tone or Selcall code by clicking the 

PROGRAM

 

button until the 

program display shows the desired number.  

Pause

—the radio sounds a low tone and 

show a hyphen across the center of the display to indicate that it is ready to accept the 
next digit. 

9. 

FOR SELCALL CODES ONLY

 – Enter the 3

rd

, 4

th

, 5

th

, 6

th

, and 7

th

 digits of the Selcall code 

by clicking the 

PROGRAM

 

button until the program display shows the desired number. 

Pause

—the radio sounds a low tone and will show a hyphen across the center of the 

display to indicate that it is ready to accept the next digit. 

10.  Press and release the 

ENTER

 button to save your programming. A triple beep will sound to 

indicate that programming was successful and a hyphen will appear on the program 
display.  The radio is now ready for another program entry. 

 

NOTE:  An error tone will sound if you attempt to save an incorrect code, an "E" will appear 
on the display.  Check the digits you are attempting to enter, then re-enter.   

11.  Once you have made your final program entry, press the 

ENTER

 button a final time to exit 

programming mode.  The Program display will be blank and the radio will be ready for use.  
The Loudmouth

 will exit program mode automatically after 30 seconds if no program 

entries are attempted. 

 

 

Table 4:  2-Tone Paging Codes 

  Code  

Tone 1  

Tone 2 

 90 

 91 

330.5 

569.1 

 92 

349.0 

600.9 

 93 

368.5 

634.5 

 94 

389.0 

669.9 

 95 

410.8 

707.3 

 96 

433.7 

746.8 

 97 

457.9 

788.5 

 98 

483.5 

832.5 

 99 

330.5 

600.9 

 

00 

No Selective Signaling 

IMPORTANT NOTE:

   

If the Loudmouth

™ 

displays 2-Tone Paging Code “90” on 

readout, it has been PC programmed for custom 2-Tone 
frequencies.  Entering code “90” will cause the Loudmouth

 to 

operate on the PC programmed custom 2-Tone frequencies. 

Summary of Contents for JBS-446D

Page 1: ...ck Assist are registered trademarks of Ritron Inc Loudmouth Quick Talk Liberty and RadioNexus are trademarks of Ritron Inc Call 800 USA 1 USA For the right Wireless Solutions for your communication ne...

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Page 3: ...aling Codes 14 3 3 Program Frequency Tone Codes 15 Table 1 Programmable Frequency Codes 16 Table 2 Interference Eliminator Programmable QC Tone Codes 16 Table 3 Digital Interference Eliminator Program...

Page 4: ...y to install the Loudmouth receiver and PA horn speaker List of items included with your Loudmouth receiver and PA speaker LM U450 or LM V150 Loudmouth Radio Receiver 5W audio amplifier 05500040 Horn...

Page 5: ...d in the Mounting Bracket kit 4 Connect the BP LM9 backup battery to the Loudmouth receiver using the red mating connectors shown above The BP LM9 is secured to the case front with interlocking mushro...

Page 6: ...with the Loudmouth channel will be able to access the loudspeaker The 2 way radio s Loudmouth channel and the Loudmouth receiver must be programmed for the same DQC code All Ritron radios offer 104 d...

Page 7: ...address the Loudmouth otherwise all 2 way communication is heard on the loud speaker Any user on your 2 way channel can broadcast over the loudspeaker once it is activated even if their 2 way radio i...

Page 8: ...l 2 speakers using a single Loudmouth receiver or multiple receivers and speakers 1 Refer to the horizontal shaded bars on the chart below to determine the sound level that best represents your locati...

Page 9: ...used ie Radio Shack Catalog 42 2363 and Catalog 274 1553 The speaker should not be in an area where the 2 way radio user addressing the speaker will typically be located If the radio user is too clos...

Page 10: ...e obstructions will significantly reduce the coverage area Do not place the speaker behind large tall objects The Loudmouth speaker should be mounted as high as practical and pointed toward the farthe...

Page 11: ...ecure the speaker tightly to the mounting surface using all 6 mounting holes if possible At high audio output levels the speaker can generate significant vibration and must be rigidly secured This is...

Page 12: ...d by large metal objects The receiver box can be mounted horizontally as long as the antenna is in a vertical position Do not install the Loudmouth receiver in a high traffic location with the possibi...

Page 13: ...ers while others will require a separate receiver for each speaker To cover a large area or an area with large obstructions place 2 speakers back to back in a central location The speakers should be m...

Page 14: ...code that allows paging of all zones at once or Group Call to page more than one zone Zone paging allows for volume levels that are programmed to the specific needs of that area If zone paging is not...

Page 15: ...fiberglass reinforced polyester enclosure Mounting flanges for flat surface Dimensions 13 H x 10 5 W x 5 5 D Weight 8 lbs Ritron model RSS 100 10W solar panel kit can be used to power the Loudmouth r...

Page 16: ...code from Table 5 to Enable or disable a Pre Announce Tone Enable or disable Record and Play operation Enable or disable Weather Alert feature VHF models only Enable or disable Battery Powered Operati...

Page 17: ...h digit is displayed the Loudmouth has been programmed for DQC and the last three digits indicate the DQC code see Table 3 on page 16 In this example an LM U450 was programmed to operate on the Brown...

Page 18: ...is ready to accept the next digit 9 Enter the 2nd digit of the frequency code by clicking the PROGRAM button until the program display shows the desired number Pause the radio sounds a low tone and wi...

Page 19: ...5 50 462 9125 12 5 51 464 4875 12 5 52 464 5125 12 5 53 464 5375 12 5 54 464 5625 12 5 55 466 0375 12 5 56 466 0625 12 5 57 466 0875 12 5 58 466 1125 12 5 59 466 1375 12 5 60 466 1625 12 5 61 466 187...

Page 20: ...til the program display shows the desired number Pause the radio will sound a low tone and show a hyphen across the center of the display to indicate that it is ready to accept the next digit 8 Enter...

Page 21: ...m entry NOTE An error tone will sound if you attempt to save an incorrect code an E will appear on the display Check the digits you are attempting to enter then re enter 8 Once you have made your fina...

Page 22: ...ROGRAM button until the program display shows the desired number Pause the radio will sound a low tone and show a hyphen across the center of the display to indicate that it is ready to accept the nex...

Page 23: ...ept the NOAA Weather Frequency code 4 Enter the Weather Frequency code by clicking the PROGRAM button until the program display shows the desired number Pause the radio sounds a low tone and will begi...

Page 24: ...message is complete 8 Return the portable base station or mobile radio to the normal operating channel 4 2 Selcall Paging To access the Loudmouth the 2 way radio must be programmed to send the correct...

Page 25: ...mouth channel can talk over the speaker without the need for 2 tone paging After a 2 tone code has been successfully decoded the programmable Two Tone Reset Time sets the length of time the Loudmouth...

Page 26: ...orarily power the radio if primary power from the RPS 1A is interrupted The BP LM9 is an 800mAH rechargeable battery pack that is trickle charged by the Loudmouth receiver and is not intended to opera...

Page 27: ...tiple speakers means you don t have to cover as large an area with each speaker consequently speaker volume can be reduced Maintain distance between the calling radio and the Loudmouth speaker In gene...

Page 28: ...vel to power amplifier 180 mVPP Audio output level 1 9 18 5 VPP Audio speaker volume adjustment 10 100 Frequency response 500 3000 Hz 5dB Volume Power SPL Output Setting Output 16m Level 10 0 06 W 71...

Page 29: ...1 0 A 5 3 Loudmouth Speaker Speaker impedance 8 Speaker power handling 30W Speaker physical dimensions horn diameter 4 x 6 Overall length 8 Speaker enclosure material ABS plastic Speaker color Gray RA...

Page 30: ...50 LM V150 FCC ID AIERIT27 450 AIERIT27 150 IC ID 1084A RIT27450 1084A RIT27150 Frequency range 450 470 MHz 150 165 MHz Synthesizer steps 6 25 kHz 2 5 kHz Frequency stability 1 5 PPM 30 to 60 C 2 5 PP...

Page 31: ...eaker Volume Enter Volume Code U Number of speakers 1 Enter 1 Speaker Code A or 2 Enter 2 Speaker Code A Record and Play On Enter Record and Play On Code A or Off Enter Record and Play Off Code A Pre...

Page 32: ...ed warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited to the duration of this limited warranty as it applies to the covered product Incidental and consequential damages are...

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